You wont find much enlightenment there, I'm afraid. Although I fitted the whole kaboodle (single handed), I haven't yet driven the car in the rain, and so cannot comment on how watertight it is.
The windscreen to body seal tightened down very snug, and I'd be surprised if it leaked. On the other hand, I wasn't happy with the windscreen to glass rubber seal fit ... especially in the top outside corners, where the lip of the seal doesn't sit flush against the frame: there's a couple of millimetres gap.
I used no sealant at all.
For fitting the glass in the windscreen, I first placed the seal on the glass, then threaded a length of tough nylon multi-strand string into the rubber slot destined for the frame's lip, leaving the two ends of the string dangling at the bottom middle of the glass. I then positioned the glass+rubber against the outside of the frame. I then pushed the bottom edge of glass while pulling on one end of the string, so bringing the rubber over the lip. I had to be careful to tug the string in a direction parallel to the glass surface (it's tempting to try to pull the string at right angles to the glass). As I worked around the edge of the screen, it got increasingly harder to pull the string.
I found that it was impossible to go all around using the string, and I then employed a chopstick and nail puller tool to lift the final length of seal over the lip. I had to work very carefully with the tools because the scope for slipping and gouging a piece out of the dash, or scratching the glass, is considerable!
Finally, with the glass secured, I pushed in the plastic silver coated beading trim all around the groove in the outside of the rubber. The beading I got from Moss was in a coil, and I was very scared of straightening it out to fit in the groove ... it felt very fragile. Once I pushed it in all around, I snipped it to leave a 1/2" gap at the bottom of the windscreen, which I will cover with the cover piece later, after everything has taken a few weeks to stretch. I'm not very happy with the fit of the beading, either: it seemed like it should take more effort to place in the groove.