Well, you can’t. Water pressure is the term used in reference to the object onto which the water is applying force, or pressure.
For example, the water pressure at the bottom of the Marianas trench in enough to crush your average Mini Cooper, but if it’s only 30 feet under, the car won’t collapse. This has to do with the weight force applied onto the object by the water and not the density of the water.
EDIT: sorry, I’m stupid and as someone pointed out to me, the Mini Cooper would have to be an enclosed object to actually crumble in the way I described it. Whoops.
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