If you have some time and patience on your hands you can try going to a tint shop that also specializes in car bras (paint protection film). I was able to go to my local car shop and pick up a 3' x 5' solargard film and just used a razor and xacto knife to cut it to my specs.
My Niner and Intense frames are 98% covered as well as my forks. Older models of Niner tends to paint chip eaiser. This way it looks new and better resale value.
This shows my Niner all covered up, can barely see it unless you are up close to it.
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And in the right angle you can see the film, or overlap in my case. I double up for the downtube and chainstay.
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of the 4-5 cars places I've been to, they recommend Solargard since the 3M tend to fade and/or yellow... but I assume from extended periods out in the sun, we don't have to worry about that so you should be fine with either.
)... it also seems to go on pretty clear... seems to hold OK so far, but i have not used it for more than a month or so... 
