it seems that everytime i build a kit with solid stock ailerons, theyre always warped. im building a ss 60 and sure enough one aileron is bent in both directions, the other in just one. is there a fix ( wetting w/ ammonia and clamping, etc.) or should i toss them and build up another pair ?

That would work fine, ammonia, alcohol....anything that is volatile and wont let the wood to stay wet for a long time should do.

There are 3 ways that it can be warped. Only one needs to be corrected.

Looking at the pic below, only the TE in figure 1 needs to be straightened or replaced, the other two will straighten out when it is hinged in place.

MinnFlyer, will the hinges hold on #3? I had one that was .25" out of whack and I had to push on it so hard I figured it would eventually pull the hinge loose. I replaced it but would try it the other way if it will hold.

Obviously, it depends on the strength of the wood. In most cases, only minor pressure would be required to hold it straight. After a short time, the wood would relax and the warp would disappear. But if it's an unusually strong piece of balsa, and needs a lot of pressure to get it straight, then I would replace it (or try the "wetting it and bending it the opposite way" method to try to straighten it)