[Paddlewise] How do you Skin a Cold Kayak?

Hey all you skin-on-frame boat builders out there!

I'm building my first skin-on-frame kayak in my unheated garage using Chris 
Cunningham's book as a guide.  It's going great, I've got the frame done and 
now I'm thinking of skinning it.  But all the options for skin look like they 
require a heated environment for applying the sealant.  Does anybody know of a 
good way to skin a boat in a cold environment that doesn't require marine 
mammals making the ultimate sacrifice?  I'd appreciate any pointers.  

Also, while I'm attracted to nylon as a skin material, I have heard that the 
sealant permanently attaches the nylon to the frame making re-skinning later 
impossible.  Is this true?  Has anybody come up with a good synthetic covering 
that can be removed from the frame at the end of its life?

Thanks for your help!

Mark Goff
Hampden, Maine
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