Money not mattering, I'd probably get the extra. It's annoying that it costs that much for the additive, but it seems that it would cut down on maintenance if you wanted it to continue looking shiny new.
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I can get some pics of my bed with Line-X plus extra today, during lunch. It's nice and shiny, so they should come out nice. I love the look it gave the truck with the extra added on. Although my tonneau covers it up now. 
Extra is to give it a shiny look and also has some type of UV protection in it, to prevent it from becoming dull. At least that is how I remembered it.
Extra is to give it a shiny look and also has some type of UV protection in it, to prevent it from becoming dull. At least that is how I remembered it.
i may get the extra added to mine if they can do it over the top of exsisting line x someday
Hey Josh, I was in San Antonio this past weekend. I thought about coming by, but I really didn't have time.
Some bedliner companies (such as Permatech) use paint injection systems. Paint injection systems are not new and there are some inherent problems with those types systems. LINE-X has chosen not to go that route. You should take a look at these types of bedliners. They sort of have an opaque look to them. It's my opinion that injection system liners are not as nice looking as LINE-X's method.
Here's a closeup of a LINE-X'd door sill with Xtra. Perfect color match, appropriate texture, glossy, very classy look.
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Some bedliner companies (such as Permatech) use paint injection systems. Paint injection systems are not new and there are some inherent problems with those types systems. LINE-X has chosen not to go that route. You should take a look at these types of bedliners. They sort of have an opaque look to them. It's my opinion that injection system liners are not as nice looking as LINE-X's method.
Here's a closeup of a LINE-X'd door sill with Xtra. Perfect color match, appropriate texture, glossy, very classy look.
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