Minor Collision Repair — Without the Body Shop Runaround

Minor collision damage doesn’t have to mean weeks without your vehicle or a costly body shop bill. At Taney County Dent Repair, we specialize in restoring minor impact dents, creases, and collision dings using Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) — keeping your factory paint intact and your car looking like it never happened.

Free online minor collision estimate

Why Choose Us for Minor Collision Repair?

  • Fast turnaround — Repairs often completed in 1-3 days

  • No repainting or fillers — keeps factory value

  • Save money vs. body shops

  • Insurance assistance available

  • 23+ years experience with advanced PDR techniques

We’re not just “popping dents out” — we finesse damaged metal back into place with skill, precision, and pride.

Perfect for Damage Like:

  • Parking lot bumps

  • Light fender and quarter panel dents

  • Grocery cart impacts

  • Creases & collision dings

  • Minor accident damage that hasn’t broken paint

If the paint isn’t chipped or missing, PDR is often the fastest and most affordable way to get it back to pre-damage condition.

What to Expect

  1. Stop by for a free estimate

  2. We assess damage and confirm PDR eligibility

  3. Repair is scheduled at our shop

  4. You drive away with your vehicle looking sharp again

Quick, simple, stress-free…

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Yes — if the paint is intact and the metal isn’t severely stretched or torn, PDR is often the best repair method. We can handle dents, creases, and light collision damage without repainting.

  • When you stop by for a quick evaluation. We’ll look for paint damage, depth, sharpness, and access behind the panel to determine the best repair method.

  • Typically yes. Since there’s no repainting, filler, or extensive labor, PDR is usually faster and more affordable — while keeping your factory finish untouched.

  • Our goal is 100% restoration. If we take the job, it means we’re confident we can return the panel to pre-damage condition or close to perfection without affecting the paint.

  • Yes. We can guide you through the claim process and work with insurance if needed. Minor damage often falls below deductible — we’ll help you decide the best route.

Check out some of our work!

  • Close-up of the rear of a white Mercedes-Benz car with a chrome 4MATIC badge, showing a reflection of the surroundings on the car's surface.
  • Close-up of a black car's body with reflections of fluorescent lights in a dimly lit garage.
  • Side-by-side comparison of two vehicles: the left side shows a dark-colored car in an indoor setting with a matte finish fender, tire, and some pipes or rods; the right side shows a shiny blue vehicle outdoors with a clear sky, trees, and gravel ground, featuring a polished surface and black tire.
  • Close-up of a red car hood with dents and damage, reflected on a glossy surface, with a blurred background of a garage or workshop with tools and equipment.
  • Comparison of two black cars, focusing on the front fender and wheel areas. The car on the left shows a glossy finish with reflections, and the car on the right also shows a glossy finish with reflections, in a garage or workshop setting.
  • Close-up of a black car's left front side, showing a dent and scratch near the wheel well on the vehicle's body, with the car in a garage or workshop with tools and shelves in the background.
  • Close-up of a silver car dented on the front fender.
  • Close-up of a vehicle's front fender with minor dent, next to a bright, vertically-lit LED light panel, in a garage or workshop setting.
  • Side-by-side comparison of a dark gray or black car's body, showing a close-up of the front left panel. The left image displays a visible scratch or dent on the car's paint. The right image shows the same section after repair, with the scratch or dent removed and the paint surface restored and polished.