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* Only make tape splices, and make them only with clear archival splicing tape. | * Only make tape splices, and make them only with clear archival splicing tape. | ||
* NEVER use cement splices or tapes not meant for splicing such as scotch tape or masking tape! | * NEVER use cement splices or tapes not meant for splicing such as scotch tape or masking tape! | ||
* Always tape both sides of the film. | |||
* Make sure your splicer is clean, aligned, and in good working order before you splice anything important. Check that the edges of each splice are flush with the edges of the film, and that all sprocket holes are fully punched out. | * Make sure your splicer is clean, aligned, and in good working order before you splice anything important. Check that the edges of each splice are flush with the edges of the film, and that all sprocket holes are fully punched out. | ||