diffuser panels made more simple?


I am just curious about the building a diffuser panel in a diy project. I priced many and the pricing for what looks like injection molded close cell foam forms is a little to rich for my blood. I'm asking about the forms "diffuser panels" is there a rhyme or reason to there structure? I am sure a PC model of sound waves is used to build a structure and then a mold is made. Can I just as a layman just glue different forms and then spray with a water base paint and mount or is this just a simplistic view of a more complicated structure? I thank anyone with some expertise in this and please bare with me if I am completely off track.
schipo
Search for existing thread called:

"Making Your Own 2D Diffusors"

You can do exactly what you propose and spray with latex paint. The contributor who offers his write-up, near the end of the post, did just that and you can get detailed info from him.

Best, Peter
Depending on skill level, most of the DIY acoustic projects I have seen, look exactly like what they are. Take a look at www.acousticalsolutions.com for the alpha-sorb panel which does not have the wild diffusor look. GIK has some low priced diffusors that look like diffusors.
http://www.subwoofer-builder.com/qrdude.htm

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/bass-traps-acoustic-panels-foam-etc/369164-diy-diffusors-max.html

http://www.bobgolds.com/DifuserKgveteran/home.htm