yeah SKS and Planet Bike both make fenders for bikes without brazeons. I have a set of SKS Raceblades for my rain bike and I like them just fine. I wrap a little electrical tape around the fork/stays so that they don't scratch up the finish.
I've also seen people use pipe clamps to attach standard fenders to a bike without brazeons too - wrap a bit of an old innertube around the the fork/stays to keep from damaging the paint and to prevent slippage. Usually a bike without eyelets doesn't have the clearance to take a standard fender under the brake either so you may need to split the fender to get full coverage- a bike shop can probably help you with the hardware you need to bridge the brakes.
One of my teammates had a standard pair attatched with zip ties, but one broke part way through a ride and we had to break off the other one and stuff the fender in her pocket for the rest of the ride - it was dragging. So I can't say I recommend the zip tie route unless you use really tough ones and carry a few extras just in case.