Coming off my success applying the bootsplash image to a customized Slax, I tried again. This time, I could not replace the old bootsplash image with my previous custom bootsplash image.
I spent a while trying many different combinations.
Eventually I noticed that there was a copy of the bootsplash image under /slax/changes that was overriding the custom bootsplash image embedded in the bootsplash.lzm module I created.
So my advice is to start with a clean changes directory whenever possible. Any changes you want to persist should be stored in a module or /slax/rootcopy/.
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