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Just curious because its seems knowing little about airbrushes and compressors when i bought mine, my compressor doesn't have a regulator so i'm gonna have a friend help me out with attaching one to mine.

20 PSI normally, 15 if I'm doing something delicate.

Depending on the airbrush, recommended PSI is usually between 7 and 20. I tend to run mine between 9 to 15 PSI.

Depends on airbrush and what type of paint I use and how close I need to go to the surface painted. So between 10-25-ish.

Usually ran mine at 20-25 psi.

Haven't done so in a while as I don't have anywhere to plug my compressor in (it's electric) as it has to go outside and we have no external points.

This makes me wonder if I am running mine too high. I run mine around 40 psi usually. At lower psi, i had blips and blobs come out too often.