My 99 Trans Am was being a huge PITA with the factory running light/turn signal lenses. They would crack. they were only 30 dollars a piece, so I replaced them once and they lasted a year... So after that I went to the hardware store and bought some Lexan, removed the lenses from the car and then using a hacksaw, very carefully sawed the lense off the housing. I pitched the lenses, and sanded the housing flat where I sawed off the lens. The reflector looked nasty, so I went to wash it, and the silver washed off!! So I went and bought some really shiney crome looking model spray paint (krylon chrome looks more like silver) and painted the reflectors with it. I used the housing to trace onto the Lexan, and cut it out with a jigsaw, and sanded the edges smooth, removed the film and glued them in place with a thin bead of clear silicone. Took me a couple hours to do both. They looked sharp, worked well, and held up much, much better than the OE. I wish I took pictures of it to show... So yes, I would say give it a try.
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