Where could I take a class for concrete work?
Related Discussions
Review: Command Hooks Are Life Savers! What Do You Use Them For?
I LOVE these little life savers. I'm a renter so I always have to find that balance between making my space mine and making my landlady angry.That's why I'm crazy abo... See more
Southern Traditions: Why Did My Grandmas Sweep Their Yards?
My question as I watched these grandparents was always, "Why are you sweeping your yards, and why is there no grass around your house?" We have grass around ours.
What Are Some Unexpected Uses for Dryer Sheets?
I looove using dryer to sheets to make my cloths smell great, and I know that they have a bunch of other surprising, helpful uses as well. What are some unexpected wa... See more
Help me overcome my fear of drills!
I'm getting a drill for as a birthday present I'm really excited, but I'm also concerned. I have a bit of a fear of power tools.What are your best safety tips for han... See more
Can you help us coordinate our TV stand with existing End Tables?
A TV stand is not available in the style of our end tables. It has been recommended to us that we look for a TV stand that is in contrast to the two tables (photos p... See more
Cleaning TIPS Challenge!!!
We challenge you to share your favorite Cleaning Tips with the Hometalk Community for the chance to win a a fun prize!!(Start a discussion with your entry- http://www... See more
Check with places like home depot and lowes they are usually holding different classes
Google "How to do concrete work yourself" online has plenty of instructional videos. Also Lowes and ThisOldHouse.com have instructional videos available.
A Trade School in you area.
What size is your wall. Mixing the concrete is on the bag. What isn't on the bag is to be sure and back fill the wall with gravel. Put drains in every so often and if it is longer then 30 feet stop and put in a stress point. If it is very tall there is filling the cinder blocks with more concrete and rebar and an angle back, so the wall is not straight up. Concrete on your hands can eat them since it contains a certain amount of lye for quick drying. Besure to wear gloves and rubber boots. Wash everything that you use off quickly with water or it will give you a whole new meaning to it's in concrete. If you just put dirt behind the wall even if it is two feet tall water will build up behind it and in winter it will move it.
I'm with Bev and John's suggestions. HD has in store classes, and Google will provide on line videos. I'd Google HGTV.com /concrete and see what comes up.
Best of luck.
Thank you! I will those suggestions a try.