Hey Joe,

That compressor has a max capability of 35psi. Which means it working psi rating is roughly 28-30psi. This is fine for the work we do.
It won't push automotive paint but that's of no concern......or is it?lol

Most airbrushes require a working flow rating of 25-60 psi. What this means is, 25psi representing the viscosity of water to 60psi the viscosity of a somewhat thick lacquer based paint.

If one day you really want to step it up, you can mate that compressor with a holding tank. It doesn't have enough psi to upgrade it to a 3-5 gallon tank, but it will work with a 1 gallon.
Why have a holding tank you say???

1)consistent air flow with no spike in the air current.
2)Less racket!
3)Less wear on the compressor.

But as stated, with a holding tank. You will need to consider a moisture trap. No big deal, that's like 5-10 bucks.

If you don't want to deal with ebay. Try this site http://www.tcpglobal.com/
The Master brand airbrushes are Iwata knock offs. TCP global has taken these knock offs and stamped them as "Master"
But you can find these on ebay for less then what they charge....but ebay or it's sellers are not known to follow through with their warranties. TCP has fantastic warranties and in most cases, when there is an issue. They just send you a new one right out with out bothering on a return.