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Try unscrewing the crown and pulling some waxed dental floss across the threads. This cleans dirt off the threads and leaves a little wax for lubrication. I've done this on rough screwing crowns and they always screw back in like butter afterwards.
And yes, I realize I just said "rough screwing."
This sounds like a good idea...Will try this trick on my autozilla: Constated that the thread blackened there due to metal particles accumulating in the thread's gaps.
Clouser: Try Molykote 1000 for the rough screwing
