Much thanks to Yuichi of KurumaZ for making such a great product, and to Robo for posting very clear, detailed installation instructions.

These are a couple close-up shots of the old moulding - the surface layer was dried out, crusty, and coming off to reveal metal beneath that was getting rusty:

I started with the rear quarter windows because Robo said they were the easiest. Here is a quarter window before replacement:

And one with the new moulding:

Old and new mouldings for comparison:

Front old and new mouldings:

New moulding on back, old moulding on front:

Driver's side before and after:

Passenger's side before and after:

So much better! :-)

There are only two additions/changes I would make to Robo's instructions -

1) When shoving the end of the moulding under the mirror stanchion (as indicated by the white arrow in the following picture), make sure to also force that end downward. I got it under, but it still needed to snap down, and that was impossible even when I got off the ground and put all my weight on it. I had to pull it back out and then start over, making sure to shove under AND down, and then everything went well.

2) I didn't find the front window mouldings much more difficult than the back ones, and removed them almost exactly the same way. Robo's instructions indicate that you should pry them up from inside the car; I just pried the back end up off its nipple and then got my fingers under and pried up and away from the outside just like with the rear quarter windows. It worked great.

My next Midnight Project will be the top mouldings - can't wait to see what the car looks like after that!