ORIGINAL: danny31292
Yes find an instructor but when your landing don't follow one set of instructions and let the plane do what it want to. If it is to slow and close to stalling then add alittle power or if it's just right let it glide in at idle. Just make sure you are flying the plane and it does what you want it to do. But find an instructor and soon landing will be second nature. You wont even notice the small corrections you are doing.
This is probably the best answer you got for this question. Flying is as much feel as it is procedure. You will with practice get a feel for how a plane flies (and each will require different touches) and what you have to do to keep it level and on the mains for touch down.