Hiding a small length of rope light

We are installing rope light under the eaves along the front of our house, and run into a bit of a snag.  There is a gap of about three feet between the roof of the garage and the roof of the front porch/living room.  The rope light is pretty obvious at that point, and detracts from the otherwise soft lighting. 

We can't cap the first line and start a second without creating a whole new set of problems, so we would prefer to keeep it a continious run.

Does anyone have any hints or tricks to hide rope lighting?  Is there a plastic tube that can snap over it and perhaps even be painted to match the house?  Any other ideas?

Thanks!

I am curious why adding an extension cable would cause any additional problems. They are available from Birddog.
But yes Birddog offers rope light blackout tubing. http://www.birddogdistributing.com/rope-light-blackout-tubing-p-783.html
It is also available from other sources such as automotive parts stores and electronics parts stores.

 

Not sure why I didn't see those before, must have been distracted by everything offered on the site.  Ah well, I've plenty of the blackout tubing round, which should work fine.

Thanks again.   

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Does anyone have "rope access"  insurance.  I have been shopping around for months and can find no company to carry this.  Any suggestions??